Police identify drivers killed in crash that also killed 2 dogs

ALTON, N.H.(AP) — Authorities have identified two people who were killed in a crash in the New Hampshire town of Alton.

ALTON, N.H.(AP) — Authorities have identified two people who were killed in a crash in the New Hampshire town of Alton.

A car and a pickup truck collided head-on near the Wolfeboro town line on Tuesday.

Police said 50-year-old Ferenc Nagy of Gilmanton was driving a pickup truck south on Route 28. It collided with a northbound car driven by 54-year-old Mary Lovasco of Mirror Lake.

Two dogs traveling with Lovasco were also killed.

Police Chief Ryan Heath tells Foster’s Daily Democrat (http://bit.ly/WSLAh1) that both drivers had been traveling the 55-mph speed limit. He said there were no signs of braking by either driver. Alcohol and drugs did not appear to be factors. Autopsies were being conducted.

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